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Odysseus as a child among monsters and cyclopes in a campsite pool. Elisa Pesapane breathes new life into ancient Greek myth

Odysseus as a child among monsters and cyclopes in a campsite pool. Elisa Pesapane breathes new life into ancient Greek myth

Haarlem-based artist Elisa Pesapane has reimagined the ancient Greek myth of Odysseus in a new book and exhibition. In her version, Odysseus is depicted as a child who has a brother, offering a fresh perspective on the classic story.

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